Psychological Pressure Evaluation Method and Device

ABSTRACT

A psychological pressure evaluation method includes obtaining a physiological parameter measurement value of a user, determining a psychological pressure evaluation model of the user based on a physiological parameter reference value of the user and a common psychological pressure evaluation model, where the common psychological pressure evaluation model reflects a change relationship between a psychological pressure value change amount and a physiological parameter value change amount, and determining a psychological pressure evaluation result of the user based on the physiological parameter measurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the terminal field, and in particular, to apsychological pressure evaluation method and device.

BACKGROUND

An intrapsychic conflict of a person and emotion experience accompaniedwith the intrapsychic conflict are pressure in psychology, are referredto as psychological pressure, and are also referred to as mentalpressure. The psychological pressure is cognition and behaviorexperience that includes both a pressure source and a pressure reaction.

Modern medicine proves that the psychological pressure may weaken ahuman body immunity system, and consequently, an external pathogenicfactor causes a disease. When the psychological pressure exceedspsychological endurance of a human body, psychological imbalance occurs,and a psychological disease such as depression or anxiety is caused.

In conventional psychology, for psychological pressure evaluation, asubjective self-evaluation method such as a measurement table or aquestionnaire and face-to-face conversation and observation of aprofessional psychologist need to be combined. Therefore, this method isnot suitable as a feasible solution to continuously evaluatepsychological pressure in real time.

In the prior art, a method for establishing a psychological pressureevaluation model is further provided, and may be used to evaluatepsychological pressure in real time. Specifically, it is assumed that ntesters participate in a psychological pressure stimulus experiment. Asubjective psychological pressure self-evaluation value of each testerafter the experiment is obtained, and {right arrow over (Y)}=(y₁, y₂, .. . y_(i), . . . y_(n)). In addition, a physiological parametermeasurement value of each tester is obtained through detection by usinga sensor in an experiment process, and {right arrow over (X)}=(x₁, x₂, .. . , x_(i), . . . , x_(n)). Therefore, a total of n data samplescorresponding to the n testers are obtained. i represents a sequencenumber of a sample, x_(i) represents a physiological parametermeasurement value in a sample i, and y_(i) represents a subjectivepsychological pressure self-evaluation value, namely, a value obtainedafter an i^(th) tester evaluates a psychological pressure feelinggenerated in the psychological pressure stimulus experiment, in thesample i. A training data set ({right arrow over (X)}, {right arrow over(Y)}) of the model is established. A machine learning method isdesigned, {right arrow over (X)} is used as an input of an algorithm,and {right arrow over (Y)} is used as an output of the algorithm, toestablish a model {right arrow over (Y)}=ƒ({right arrow over (X)})between {right arrow over (X)} and {right arrow over (Y)}.

However, due to particularity of a psychological question, and adifference between cognition levels of persons for their bodies,subjective psychological pressure self-evaluation values of all testershave different accuracy. In other words, some data in (y₁, y₂, . . . ,y_(i), . . . , y_(n)) is inaccurate. Therefore, directly using all datafor modeling likely introduces noise into the training data set.Consequently, the established model is inaccurate. It is clear thatpsychological pressure of a user that is evaluated by using the modelhas relatively poor reliability because the model is inaccurate.

SUMMARY

This application provides a psychological pressure evaluation method anddevice, to resolve a problem that psychological pressure of a user thatis evaluated by using an existing psychological pressure evaluationmodel has relatively poor reliability.

According to a first aspect, this application provides a psychologicalpressure evaluation method, including: obtaining a physiologicalparameter measurement value of a user; and determining a psychologicalpressure evaluation result of the user based on the physiologicalparameter measurement value of the user and a psychological pressureevaluation model of the user. The psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user is determined based on a physiological parameterreference value of the user, a psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter reference value of theuser, and a common psychological pressure evaluation model, or thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is determined basedon a physiological parameter reference value of the user and a commonpsychological pressure evaluation model. The common psychologicalpressure evaluation model reflects a change relationship between apsychological pressure value change amount and a physiological parametervalue change amount. The physiological parameter value change amount isa difference between a physiological parameter measurement value and aphysiological parameter reference value. The psychological pressurevalue change amount is a difference between a psychological pressurevalue corresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value anda psychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value.

Therefore, according to the method, a psychological pressure evaluationdevice can perform long-term continuous, non-perceptive, and real-timepsychological pressure evaluation on the user, to improve reliability ofpsychological pressure prediction of the user.

In a possible design, the common psychological pressure evaluation modelis obtained based on a training data set by using a preset machinelearning method. The training data set includes a plurality of trainingdata groups. An i^(th) training data group includes an i^(th)physiological parameter value change amount and an i^(th) psychologicalpressure value change amount. The i^(th) physiological parameter valuechange amount is a difference between a physiological parametermeasurement value of an i^(th) tester and a physiological parameterreference value of the i^(th) tester. The i^(th) psychological pressurevalue change amount is a difference between a psychological pressurevalue corresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value ofthe i^(th) tester and a psychological pressure value corresponding tothe physiological parameter reference value of the i^(th) tester.

Therefore, the common psychological pressure evaluation model can beused to eliminate a subjective factor of psychological pressureevaluation to some extent, so that a modeling result more objectivelyand accurately reflects a psychological pressure value change. Inaddition, in the common psychological pressure evaluation model obtainedaccording to the foregoing modeling method, when the training data setis interfered by a subjective factor of the user, a training data grouploss can be avoided, and impact of noise data in the training data setin a modeling process can be effectively avoided. This ensures that theestablished model between a psychological pressure value and aphysiological parameter measurement value is more accurate.

In a possible design, when the psychological pressure evaluation resultof the user is determined based on the physiological parametermeasurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user, a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user may bespecifically determined based on the physiological parameter measurementvalue of the user and the psychological pressure evaluation model of theuser. The psychological pressure evaluation model of the user isdetermined based on the physiological parameter reference value of theuser, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.

Therefore, the psychological pressure evaluation model provided for theuser in this application is personalized, and can provide a relativelyaccurate psychological pressure evaluation result for the user.

In a possible design, when the psychological pressure evaluation resultof the user is determined based on the physiological parametermeasurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user, a psychological pressure value change amount of theuser may be specifically determined based on the physiological parametermeasurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user. The psychological pressure evaluation model of theuser is determined based on the physiological parameter reference valueof the user and the common psychological pressure evaluation model.

Therefore, the psychological pressure evaluation model provided for theuser in this application is personalized, and can provide a relativelyaccurate psychological pressure evaluation result for the user.

In a possible design, before the obtaining a physiological parametermeasurement value of a user, whether the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user is stored is queried. When it is determinedthat the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user is notstored, the physiological parameter reference value of the user isobtained, and the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user is determined. Adifference between a moment of obtaining the physiological parameterreference value of the user and a moment of determining thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user is less than or equal to presetduration. Then, the psychological pressure evaluation model of the useris determined based on the physiological parameter reference value ofthe user, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.

Therefore, before the user starts psychological pressure measurement,whether the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user isstored is first queried. When it is determined that the psychologicalpressure evaluation model of the user is not stored, the psychologicalpressure evaluation model of the user needs to be established. Inaddition, the difference between the moment of obtaining thephysiological parameter reference value of the user and the moment ofdetermining the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user is less than orequal to the preset duration. Therefore, accuracy and validity of thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user can be ensured.

In a possible design, before the obtaining a physiological parametermeasurement value of a user, whether the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user is stored is queried. When it is determinedthat the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user is notstored, the physiological parameter reference value of the user isobtained, and the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user isdetermined based on the physiological parameter reference value of theuser and the common psychological pressure evaluation model.

Therefore, before the user starts psychological pressure measurement,whether the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user isstored is first queried. When it is determined that the psychologicalpressure evaluation model of the user is not stored, the psychologicalpressure evaluation model of the user needs to be established.

In a possible design, the psychological pressure value corresponding tothe physiological parameter reference value of the user is a subjectivepsychological pressure self-evaluation value of the user. The subjectivepsychological pressure self-evaluation value of the user is obtained inat least one of the following manners; a manner in which the useranswers a preset psychological pressure questionnaire, a manner in whichthe user scores a preset psychological pressure question, or a manner ofperforming automatic analysis and recognition by using a preset event orpreset behavior.

Therefore, this application provides a plurality of manners forobtaining the subjective psychological pressure self-evaluation value ofthe user.

In a possible design, after the determining a psychological pressureevaluation result of the user, the method further includes: promptingthe user when the psychological pressure evaluation result of the usermeets a preset psychological pressure prompt condition.

In a possible design, when the psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value of theuser is greater than a preset first threshold, the user is prompted.

In a possible design, when the psychological pressure value changeamount of the user is greater than a preset second threshold, the useris prompted.

Therefore, in this application, when the psychological pressureevaluation result of the user meets the preset psychological pressureprompt condition, the user can be prompted in a timely manner, so thatthe user can adjust psychological pressure in a timely manner when nobody damage is caused by the psychological pressure, and can use aproper pressure-release means based on a long-term change status of thepsychological pressure, to keep healthy.

According to a second aspect, this application provides a psychologicalpressure evaluation device, including a physiological parametermeasurement device, a processor, and a memory. The physiologicalparameter measurement device is configured to measure a physiologicalparameter of a user, to obtain a physiological parameter measurementvalue of the user. The memory is configured to store a program, apsychological pressure evaluation model of the user, and a commonpsychological pressure evaluation model. The processor is configured toinvoke the program stored in the memory, to perform the method in thefirst aspect. Optionally, the psychological pressure evaluation devicefurther includes a display, and the display is configured to display apsychological pressure evaluation result of the user.

According to a third aspect, this application provides a psychologicalpressure evaluation device, including a communications interface, aprocessor, and a memory. The communications interface is configured toreceive a physiological parameter measurement value of a user that issent by an external physiological parameter measurement device. Thememory is configured to store a program, a psychological pressureevaluation model of the user, and a common psychological pressureevaluation model. The processor is configured to invoke the programstored in the memory, to perform the method in the first aspect.Optionally, the psychological pressure evaluation device furtherincludes a display, and the display is configured to display apsychological pressure evaluation result of the user.

According to a fourth aspect, this application further provides acomputer storage medium storing a computer executable instruction, wherewhen the computer executable instruction is run on a computer, thecomputer is enabled to perform the method in the first aspect of thisapplication.

According to a fifth aspect, this application further provides acomputer program product, where the computer program product includesthe computer executable instruction stored in the foregoing computerstorage medium, and when the computer executable instruction is run on acomputer, the computer is enabled to perform the method in the firstaspect of this application.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of establishing a common psychologicalpressure evaluation model according to this application;

FIG. 2 is a first schematic structural diagram of a psychologicalpressure evaluation device according to this application;

FIG. 3 is a second schematic structural diagram of a psychologicalpressure evaluation device according to this application;

FIG. 4 is a first specific flowchart of evaluating psychologicalpressure of a user by using a psychological pressure evaluation deviceaccording to this application; and

FIG. 5 is a second specific flowchart of evaluating psychologicalpressure of a user by using a psychological pressure evaluation deviceaccording to this application.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The following describes the embodiments of this application withreference to accompanying drawings.

This application may be applied to a scenario in which psychologicalpressure is evaluated by measuring a physiological parameter, forexample, a mobile phone, a watch, a wristband, glasses, and a medicalprofessional device.

In a modeling process of a common psychological pressure evaluationmodel, there may be a plurality of physiological parameters, such as anelectrocardiograph, an electromyography, a pulse wave, and anelectroencephalogram. A psychological pressure stimulus experiment is toperform psychological stimulus on a tester by using a means such assound, a picture, or a video. Further, in an experiment process, aphysiological parameter of the tester may be measured by using a sensor.After the experiment is completed, a subjective psychological pressureself-evaluation value of the tester is collected. Specifically, a mannerfor obtaining the subjective psychological pressure self-evaluationvalue may be that the tester answers a psychological pressurequestionnaire for the experiment process, the tester directly scores apreset psychological pressure question for the experiment process, orthe like. The subjective psychological pressure self-evaluation valuemay be represented as a specific value or a psychological pressurelevel.

Compared with an existing method for establishing a psychologicalpressure evaluation model, in the modeling process of the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model in this application, before aphysiological parameter measurement value of the tester and apsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter measurement value are obtained, a physiological parameterreference value of the tester and a psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter reference value need to befirst obtained as baseline data. A change amount from a physiologicalparameter value before the experiment to a physiological parameter valueafter the experiment is used as an input of an algorithm, and a changeamount from a psychological pressure value before the experiment to apsychological pressure value after the experiment is used as an outputof the algorithm.

It should be understood that, in the modeling process of the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model, both the psychological pressurevalue corresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value andthe psychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value are subjective psychological pressureself-evaluation values of the tester. Although a one-time absolutepsychological pressure self-evaluation value of the tester may beinaccurate, a measurement criterion of the tester for subjectivecognition of the tester within a short time may be considered to beunchanged. Therefore, the change amount from the psychological pressurevalue before the experiment to the psychological pressure value afterthe experiment can accurately reflect a psychological pressure change ofthe tester, and is not affected by accuracy of the one-time subjectivepsychological pressure self-evaluation value.

For example, if a tester has an inherent offset A in cognition ofpsychological pressure of the tester, and a real psychological pressurevalue before the psychological pressure stimulus experiment is B, asubjective psychological pressure self-evaluation value provided by thetester before the psychological pressure stimulus experiment is A+B. Ifthe inherent offset A of the tester is unchanged within a short time,and the real psychological pressure value after the psychologicalpressure stimulus experiment changes to C, a subjective psychologicalpressure self-evaluation value provided by the tester after thepsychological pressure stimulus experiment is A+C. A change amount fromthe subjective psychological pressure self-evaluation value before theexperiment to the subjective psychological pressure self-evaluationvalue after the experiment is (A+C)−(A+B), and can correctly reflect achange amount C−B from the real psychological pressure value before thestimulus experiment to the real psychological pressure value after thestimulus experiment.

A training data set of the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel includes a plurality of training data groups. An i^(th) trainingdata group includes an i^(th) physiological parameter value changeamount and an i^(th) psychological pressure value change amount. Thei^(th) physiological parameter value change amount is a differencebetween a physiological parameter measurement value of an i^(th) testerand a physiological parameter reference value of the i^(th) tester. Thei^(th) psychological pressure value change amount is a differencebetween a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the i^(th) tester and apsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the i^(th) tester.

As shown in FIG. 1, specifically, physiological parameter referencevalues of n testers are represented by {right arrow over (X)}₀, and{right arrow over (X)}₀=(x₁ ⁰, x₂ ⁰, . . . , x_(i) ⁰, . . . , x_(n) ⁰).Psychological pressure values of the n testers that are corresponding tothe physiological parameter reference values of the n testers arerepresented by {right arrow over (Y)}₀, and {right arrow over (Y)}₀=(y⁰₁, y⁰ ₂, . . . , y⁰ _(i), . . . , y⁰ _(n)). {right arrow over (X)}₀ and{right arrow over (Y)}₀ are obtained before a psychological pressurestimulus experiment. After the psychological pressure stimulusexperiment, physiological parameter measurement values of the n testersand psychological pressure values of the n testers that arecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement values of the ntesters are collected. The physiological parameter measurement values ofthe n testers are represented by {right arrow over (X)}₁, and {rightarrow over (X)}₁=(x₁ ¹, x¹ ₂, . . . , x¹ _(i), . . . , x¹ _(n)). Thepsychological pressure values of the n testers that are corresponding tothe physiological parameter measurement values of the n testers arerepresented by {right arrow over (Y)}₁, and {right arrow over (Y)}₁=(y¹₁, y¹ ₂, . . . , y¹ _(i), . . . , y¹ _(n)). In this case, aphysiological parameter value change amount is Δ{right arrow over(X)}={right arrow over (X)}₁−{right arrow over (X)}₀, and apsychological pressure value change amount is Δ{right arrow over(Y)}={right arrow over (Y)}₁−{right arrow over (Y)}₀. n is a positiveinteger, and is usually a relatively large number.

Further, a common psychological pressure evaluation model Δ{right arrowover (Y)}=ƒ(Δ{right arrow over (X)}) is established by using a machinelearning method. Therefore, the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel can be used to eliminate a subjective factor of psychologicalpressure evaluation to some extent, so that a modeling result moreobjectively and accurately reflects a psychological pressure valuechange. A specific machine learning method may be a classificationalgorithm or a fitting algorithm. This application does not relate toimprovement on a specific algorithm. Details are not described herein.

In addition, in the common psychological pressure evaluation modelobtained according to the foregoing modeling method, when a trainingdata set is interfered by a subjective factor of a user, a training datagroup loss can be avoided, and impact of noise data in the training dataset in a modeling process can be effectively avoided. This ensures thatthe established model between a psychological pressure value and aphysiological parameter measurement value is more accurate.

After the common psychological pressure evaluation model is obtained,and before psychological pressure evaluation is performed on the user, apsychological pressure evaluation model of the user, namely, apersonalized psychological pressure evaluation model, further needs tobe determined.

Specifically, the psychological pressure evaluation model of the usermay have two types.

A first type is as follows: The psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user is determined based on a physiological parameter referencevalue of the user, a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.

Because physiological parameter reference values of all user aredifferent, and psychological pressure values corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference values of the users are different,psychological pressure evaluation models of the users are alsodifferent. Therefore, the psychological pressure evaluation modelprovided for the user in this application is personalized, and canprovide a relatively accurate psychological pressure evaluation resultfor the user.

Specifically, similar to that in the foregoing modeling process, thephysiological parameter reference value of the user may be measured byusing a sensor, and the psychological pressure value corresponding tothe physiological parameter reference value of the user may be obtainedin at least one of the following manners:

a manner in which the user answers a preset psychological pressurequestionnaire, a manner in which the user scores a preset psychologicalpressure question, or a manner of performing automatic analysis andrecognition by using a preset event or preset behavior.

In addition, a difference between a moment of obtaining thephysiological parameter reference value of the user and a moment ofdetermining the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user is less than orequal to preset duration. The preset duration herein is usuallyrelatively short, to ensure accuracy and validity of the psychologicalpressure evaluation model of the user.

For example, the physiological parameter reference value of the user isrepresented by x₀, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user is represented byy₀, and the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user isobtained with reference to the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel:

y=ƒ(x−x ₀)+y ₀,

Therefore, in the first type of psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user, a physiological parameter measurement value of the user isused as an independent variable, and a psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value of theuser is used as a dependent variable.

A second type is as follows: The psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user is determined based on a physiological parameter referencevalue of the user and the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel.

Because physiological parameter reference values of all users aredifferent, psychological pressure evaluation models of the users arealso different. Therefore, the psychological pressure evaluation modelprovided for the user in this application is personalized, can provide arelatively accurate psychological pressure evaluation result for theuser, and can avoid interference caused by a subjective factor.

For example, the physiological parameter reference value of the user isrepresented by x₀, and the psychological pressure evaluation model ofthe user is obtained with reference to the common psychological pressureevaluation model:

y=ƒ(x−x ₀).

Therefore, in the second type of psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user, a physiological parameter measurement value of the user isused as an independent variable, and a psychological pressure valuechange amount of the user is used as a dependent variable.

Further, the common psychological pressure evaluation model and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user that are obtained byusing the foregoing methods are stored in a memory of a psychologicalpressure evaluation device. FIG. 2 is a first schematic structuraldiagram of a psychological pressure evaluation device. The psychologicalpressure evaluation device includes a physiological parametermeasurement device 201, a processor 202, and a memory 203. Optionally,the psychological pressure evaluation device further includes a display204, and a power supply and another communications interface (notshown).

The processor 202 may be a central processing unit (central processingunit, CPU), and the memory 203 may include a random access memory(random-access memory. RAM), and may further include a nonvolatilememory.

A possible hardware form of the psychological pressure evaluation deviceshown in FIG. 2 is an intelligent terminal, a wearable device, or thelike.

The physiological parameter measurement device 201 may be a sensorconfigured to measure a physiological parameter of a user. Thephysiological parameter measurement device is configured to measure thephysiological parameter of the user, to obtain a physiological parametermeasurement value of the user.

The memory 203 is configured to: store a program, a common psychologicalpressure evaluation model, and a psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user; and store a physiological parameter reference value of theuser, a psychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user, historical data of apsychological pressure value of the user in a previous period, and thelike.

The processor 202 is configured to: invoke the program stored in thememory to perform psychological pressure evaluation; and determine apsychological pressure evaluation result of the user based on thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user.

The display 204 is configured to display the psychological pressureevaluation result of the user.

Specifically, when the psychological pressure evaluation model of theuser is of the first type, the processor determines, based on thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user, a psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter measurementvalue of the user. The display displays the psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value of theuser.

When the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user is of thesecond type, a psychological pressure value change amount of the user isdetermined based on the physiological parameter measurement value of theuser and the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user. Thedisplay displays the psychological pressure value change amount of theuser.

Alternatively, the psychological pressure evaluation result of the usermay be a psychological pressure level or another possible representationmanner that is determined by using a preset algorithm and based on thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter measurement value of the user or the psychological pressurevalue change amount of the user.

Alternatively, the psychological pressure evaluation result of the usermay be presented in a plurality of manners, for example, a preset graphor picture that describes psychological pressure. A specificpresentation manner is not limited in this application.

In addition, after the processor determines the psychological pressureevaluation result of the user, when the psychological pressureevaluation result of the user meets a preset psychological pressureprompt condition, the user is prompted.

In a possible design, when the psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value of theuser is greater than a preset first threshold, the user is prompted.

In a possible design, when the psychological pressure value changeamount of the user is greater than a preset second threshold, the useris prompted.

A plurality of manners such as a voice, a graph, a chart, and music maybe used as a specific prompting manner. This is not limited in thisapplication.

The processor may further generate a psychological pressure change trendfor a preset period (for example, one week, one month, or a user-definedperiod) based on a historical psychological pressure evaluation resultof the user, and present the trend to the user on the display, so thatthe user uses a proper pressure-release means based on a long-termchange status of the psychological pressure, to keep healthy.

As shown in FIG. 3, this application further provides anotherpsychological pressure evaluation device. A difference between thepsychological pressure evaluation device and the psychological pressureevaluation device shown in FIG. 2 is that the psychological pressureevaluation device shown in FIG. 3 does not include a physiologicalparameter measurement device. The psychological pressure evaluationdevice shown in FIG. 3 includes a communications interface 301, aprocessor 302, and a memory 303. Optionally, the psychological pressureevaluation device further includes a display 304, a power supply, andthe like. Specifically, the communications interface 301 may include aninterface configured to communicate with another device. The interfacemay be a wired interface, a wireless interface, or a combinationthereof. The communications interface 301 is configured to receive aphysiological parameter measurement value of a user that is sent by anexternal physiological parameter measurement device. A function ofanother component is unchanged.

The following describes a specific implementation process of thisapplication with reference to FIG. 4.

S401. Establish and store a common psychological pressure evaluationmodel.

For example, a psychological pressure stimulus experiment that covers alarge quantity of samples is designed. A common psychological pressureevaluation model applicable to all people is established, and is storedin a memory of a psychological pressure evaluation device. A specificmethod for establishing the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel is described above. Details are not described herein again.

S402. The psychological pressure evaluation device queries whether apsychological pressure evaluation model of a user A is stored, andperforms S403 if the psychological pressure evaluation model of the userA is not stored, or performs S404 if the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user A is stored.

For example, a display of the psychological pressure evaluation devicedisplays names of psychological pressure evaluation models of aplurality of users that are stored in the memory, and receives aselection instruction of the user A. For example, the user A taps atouchscreen to select a name of the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user A.

S403. The psychological pressure evaluation device establishes thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A.

Specifically, the psychological pressure evaluation device collects aphysiological parameter reference value of the user A, and determines apsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user A. For example, the user A answersa preset psychological pressure questionnaire stored in thepsychological pressure evaluation device, and the psychological pressureevaluation device determines, based on the psychological pressurequestionnaire answered by the user A, the psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter reference value of the userA. Then, the psychological pressure evaluation device determines thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A based on thephysiological parameter reference value of the user A, the psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter referencevalue of the user A, and the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel.

In addition, the psychological pressure evaluation device measures thephysiological parameter reference value of the user A when thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user A is obtained, before thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user A is obtained, or within a veryshort time after the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user A is obtained, andstores the physiological parameter reference value in the memory of thepsychological pressure evaluation device.

The psychological pressure evaluation device stores the establishedpsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A in the memory, andcontinues to perform S404.

S404. The psychological pressure evaluation device measures aphysiological parameter of the user A, to obtain a physiologicalparameter measurement value of the user A.

S405. The psychological pressure evaluation device determines, based onthe physiological parameter measurement value of the user A and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A, a psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter measurementvalue of the user A.

S406. The psychological pressure evaluation device displays, on thedisplay, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user A.

Further, if the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user A is greater thana first preset threshold, the psychological pressure evaluation devicesends a prompt to the user A, so that the user A pays attention topressure release. The user A may further view historical data of thepsychological pressure value, and adjusts a lifestyle based on a changetrend of the psychological pressure value, so that the user A keeps thepsychological pressure value within a normal range.

The following describes a specific implementation process of thisapplication with reference to FIG. 5.

S501. Establish and store a common psychological pressure evaluationmodel.

The common psychological pressure evaluation model is stored in a memoryof a psychological pressure evaluation device.

S502. The psychological pressure evaluation device queries whether apsychological pressure evaluation model of a user A is stored, andperforms S503 if the psychological pressure evaluation model of the userA is not stored, or performs S504 if the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user A is stored.

S503. The psychological pressure evaluation device establishes thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A.

Specifically, the psychological pressure evaluation device collects aphysiological parameter reference value of the user A. and establishesthe psychological pressure evaluation model of the user A based on thecommon psychological pressure evaluation model and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.

The psychological pressure evaluation device stores the establishedpsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A in the memory, andcontinues to perform S504.

S504. The psychological pressure evaluation device measures aphysiological parameter of the user A, to obtain a physiologicalparameter measurement value of the user A.

S505. The psychological pressure evaluation device determines apsychological pressure value change amount of the user A based on thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user A and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user A.

S506. The psychological pressure evaluation device displays thepsychological pressure value change amount of the user A on a display.

Further, if the psychological pressure value change amount of the user Ais greater than a second preset threshold, the psychological pressureevaluation device sends a prompt to the user A, to prompt the user A topay attention to pressure release. The user A may further viewhistorical data of the psychological pressure value change amount, andadjusts a lifestyle based on a change trend of the psychologicalpressure value change amount.

Therefore, according to the method, the psychological pressureevaluation device can perform long-term continuous, non-perceptive, andreal-time psychological pressure evaluation on the user, and prompts theuser in a timely manner when pressure is high, so that the user canadjust the psychological pressure in a timely manner when no body damageis caused by the psychological pressure, and use a properpressure-release means based on a long-term change status of thepsychological pressure, to keep healthy.

In addition, the method provided in this application may also be usedfor psychological evaluation other than psychological pressure, forexample, fatigue and an emotion change.

A person skilled in the art should understand that the embodiments ofthis application may be provided as a method, a system, or a computerprogram product. Therefore, the embodiments of this application may usea form of hardware only embodiments, software only embodiments, orembodiments with a combination of software and hardware. In addition,the embodiments of this application may use a form of a computer programproduct that is implemented on one or more computer-usable storage media(including but not limited to a disk memory, a CD-ROM, an opticalmemory, and the like) that include computer-usable program code.

The embodiments of this application are described with reference to theflowcharts and/or block diagrams of the method, the device (system), andthe computer program product according to the embodiments of thisapplication. It should be understood that computer program instructionsmay be used to implement each process and/or each block in theflowcharts and/or the block diagrams and a combination of a processand/or a block in the flowcharts and/or the block diagrams. Thesecomputer program instructions may be provided for a general-purposecomputer, a dedicated computer, an embedded processor, or a processor ofanother programmable data processing device to generate a machine, sothat the instructions executed by a computer or a processor of anotherprogrammable data processing device generate an apparatus forimplementing a specific function in one or more processes in theflowcharts and/or in one or more blocks in the block diagrams.

These computer program instructions may also be stored in acomputer-readable memory that can instruct the computer or the anotherprogrammable data processing device to work in a specific manner, sothat the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory generate anartifact that includes an instruction apparatus. The instructionapparatus implements a specific function in one or more processes in theflowcharts and/or in one or more blocks in the block diagrams.

These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computeror another programmable data processing device, so that a series ofoperations and steps are performed on the computer or the anotherprogrammable device, to generate computer-implemented processing.Therefore, the instructions executed on the computer or the anotherprogrammable device provide steps for implementing a specific functionin one or more processes in the flowcharts and/or in one or more blocksin the block diagrams.

It is clear that, a person skilled in the art can make variousmodifications and variations to the embodiments of this applicationwithout departing from the spirit and scope of this application. Thisapplication is also intended to cover these modifications and variationsto the embodiments of this application provided that they fall withinthe scope of protection defined by the following claims of thisapplication and their equivalent technologies.

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 15. A method, comprising: obtaining a physiologicalparameter measurement value of a user; determining a psychologicalpressure evaluation result of the user based on the physiologicalparameter measurement value of the user and a psychological pressureevaluation model of the user, wherein the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user is based on a physiological parameterreference value of the user and a common psychological pressureevaluation model, wherein the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel reflects a change relationship between a psychological pressurevalue change amount and a physiological parameter value change amount,wherein the physiological parameter value change amount is a differencebetween a physiological parameter measurement value and a physiologicalparameter reference value, and wherein the psychological pressure valuechange amount is a difference between a psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value and apsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value; and storing the psychological pressureevaluation result of the user.
 16. The method of claim 15, furthercomprising obtaining the common psychological pressure evaluation modelbased on a training data set using a preset machine learning method,wherein the training data set comprises a plurality of training datagroups, wherein an i^(th) training data group comprises an i^(th)physiological parameter value change amount and an i^(th) psychologicalpressure value change amount, wherein the i^(th) physiological parametervalue change amount is a difference between a physiological parametermeasurement value of an i^(th) tester and a physiological parameterreference value of the i^(th) tester, and wherein the i^(th)psychological pressure value change amount is a difference between apsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter measurement value of the i^(th) tester and a psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter referencevalue of the i^(th) tester.
 17. The method of claim 15, furthercomprising: determining, based on the physiological parametermeasurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user, a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user, wherein thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is based on thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, the psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter referencevalue of the user, and the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel.
 18. The method of claim 15, further comprising, determining apsychological pressure value change amount of the user based on thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user, wherein thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is determined basedon the physiological parameter reference value of the user and thecommon psychological pressure evaluation model.
 19. The method of claim17, wherein before obtaining the physiological parameter measurementvalue of the user, the method further comprises: querying whether thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is stored; obtainingthe physiological parameter reference value of the user when thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is not stored;determining the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, wherein adifference between a moment of obtaining the physiological parameterreference value of the user and a moment of determining thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user is less than or equal to presetduration; and determining the psychological pressure evaluation model ofthe user based on the physiological parameter reference value of theuser, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.
 20. The method of claim 18,wherein before obtaining the physiological parameter measurement valueof the user, the method further comprises: querying whether thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is stored; obtainingthe physiological parameter reference value of the user when thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is not stored; anddetermining the psychological pressure evaluation model of the userbased on the physiological parameter reference value of the user and thecommon psychological pressure evaluation model.
 21. The method of claim15, wherein the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user is a subjectivepsychological pressure self-evaluation value of the user.
 22. Anelectronic device, comprising: a non-transitory memory comprisinginstructions; and a processor coupled to the non-transitory memory,wherein the instructions, when executed by the processor, cause theelectronic device to: obtain a physiological parameter measurement valueof a user; determine a psychological pressure evaluation result of theuser based on the physiological parameter measurement value of the userand a psychological pressure evaluation model of the user, wherein thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is based on aphysiological parameter reference value of the user and a commonpsychological pressure evaluation model, wherein the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model reflects a change relationshipbetween a psychological pressure value change amount and a physiologicalparameter value change amount, wherein the physiological parameter valuechange amount is a difference between a physiological parametermeasurement value and a physiological parameter reference value, andwherein the psychological pressure value change amount is a differencebetween a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value and a psychological pressurevalue corresponding to the physiological parameter reference value; andstore the psychological pressure evaluation result of the user in thedevice.
 23. The electronic device of claim 22, wherein the instructionsfurther cause the electronic device to obtain the common psychologicalpressure evaluation model based on a training data set using a presetmachine learning method, wherein the training data set comprises aplurality of training data groups, wherein an i^(th) training data groupcomprises an i^(th) physiological parameter value change amount and ani^(th) psychological pressure value change amount, wherein the i^(th)physiological parameter value change amount is a difference between aphysiological parameter measurement value of an i^(th) tester and aphysiological parameter reference value of the i^(th) tester, andwherein the i^(th) psychological pressure value change amount is adifference between a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the i^(th) tester and apsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the i^(th) tester.
 24. The electronicdevice of claim 22, wherein the instructions further cause theelectronic device to: determine, based on the physiological parametermeasurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user, a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user, wherein thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is based on thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, the psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter referencevalue of the user, and the common psychological pressure evaluationmodel.
 25. The electronic device of claim 22, wherein the instructionsfurther cause the electronic device to: determine, a psychologicalpressure value change amount of the user based on the physiologicalparameter measurement value of the user and the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user, wherein the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user is based on the physiological parameterreference value of the user and the common psychological pressureevaluation model.
 26. The electronic device of claim 24, wherein theinstructions further cause the electronic device to: query whether thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is stored; obtainthe physiological parameter reference value of the user when thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is not stored;determine the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, wherein adifference between a moment of obtaining the physiological parameterreference value of the user and a moment of determining thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user is less than or equal to presetduration; and determine the psychological pressure evaluation model ofthe user based on the physiological parameter reference value of theuser, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.
 27. The electronic device ofclaim 25, wherein the instructions further cause the electronic deviceto: query whether the psychological pressure evaluation model of theuser is stored; obtain the physiological parameter reference value ofthe user when the psychological pressure evaluation model of the user isnot stored; and determine the psychological pressure evaluation model ofthe user based on the physiological parameter reference value of theuser and the common psychological pressure evaluation model.
 28. Theelectronic device of claim 22, wherein the psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter reference value of the useris a subjective psychological pressure self-evaluation value of theuser.
 29. A computer program product comprising computer-executableinstructions for storage on a non-transitory computer-readable mediumthat, when executed by a processor, cause an apparatus to: obtain aphysiological parameter measurement value of a user; determine apsychological pressure evaluation result of the user based on thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user and apsychological pressure evaluation model of the user, wherein thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is based on aphysiological parameter reference value of the user and a commonpsychological pressure evaluation model, wherein the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model reflects a change relationshipbetween a psychological pressure value change amount and a physiologicalparameter value change amount, wherein the physiological parameter valuechange amount is a difference between a physiological parametermeasurement value and a physiological parameter reference value, andwherein the psychological pressure value change amount is a differencebetween a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter measurement value and a psychological pressurevalue corresponding to the physiological parameter reference value; andstore the psychological pressure evaluation result of the user in theapparatus.
 30. The computer program product of claim 29, wherein thecomputer-executable instructions further cause the apparatus to obtainthe common psychological pressure evaluation model based on a trainingdata set using a preset machine learning method, wherein the trainingdata set comprises a plurality of training data groups, wherein ani^(th) training data group comprises an i^(th) physiological parametervalue change amount and an i^(th) psychological pressure value changeamount, wherein the i^(th) physiological parameter value change amountis a difference between a physiological parameter measurement value ofan i^(th) tester and a physiological parameter reference value of thei^(th) tester, and wherein the i^(th) psychological pressure valuechange amount is a difference between a psychological pressure valuecorresponding to the physiological parameter measurement value of thei^(th) tester and a psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the i^(th) tester.
 31. Thecomputer program product of claim 29, wherein the computer-executableinstructions further cause the apparatus to: determining, based on thephysiological parameter measurement value of the user and thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user, a psychologicalpressure value corresponding to the physiological parameter measurementvalue of the user, wherein the psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user is based on the physiological parameter reference value ofthe user, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.
 32. The computer programproduct of claim 29, wherein the computer-executable instructionsfurther cause the apparatus to: determine a psychological pressure valuechange amount of the user based on the physiological parametermeasurement value of the user and the psychological pressure evaluationmodel of the user, wherein the psychological pressure evaluation modelof the user is based on the physiological parameter reference value ofthe user and the common psychological pressure evaluation model.
 33. Thecomputer program product of claim 31, wherein the computer-executableinstructions further cause the apparatus to: query whether thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is stored; obtainthe physiological parameter reference value of the user when thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user is not stored,determine the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, wherein adifference between a moment of obtaining the physiological parameterreference value of the user and a moment of determining thepsychological pressure value corresponding to the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user is less than or equal to presetduration; and determine the psychological pressure evaluation model ofthe user based on the physiological parameter reference value of theuser, the psychological pressure value corresponding to thephysiological parameter reference value of the user, and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.
 34. The computer programproduct of claim 32, wherein the computer-executable instructionsfurther cause the apparatus to: query whether the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user is stored; obtain the physiologicalparameter reference value of the user when the psychological pressureevaluation model of the user is not stored; and determine thepsychological pressure evaluation model of the user based on thephysiological parameter reference value of the user and the commonpsychological pressure evaluation model.